‘The Walking Dead: Dead City’ Finally Justifies Its Existence With a Stellar Season 3
When AMC's The Walking Dead was at its peak, the series could do no wrong. As has been discussed so many times, the show seemed to fall off a cliff thanks to too many character deaths and survivors who did…
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Haifaa Al-Mansour’s Feminist Saudi Arabian Murder Mystery Is Simple But Satisfying [Tribeca]
Women in Saudi Arabia were not allowed to obtain identification documents until 2001. They could be forced into marriages until 2005. Heck, Haifaa Al-Mansour made her first film in the kingdom (2012) before women could run for office (2015) there.…
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The Sanctuary | Film Threat
With a sympathetic view of homelessness and undocumented people, The Sanctuary offers insight into social justice and the many levels of ICE (United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement) and its directive to round up and deport non-U.S. citizens. Based on the…
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Star Trek’s Wildest Show Is Officially Its Most Frustrating
Returning just one year after the Season 3 finale, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 will begin this week on Paramount+. The first six episodes were sent out for review ahead of the show’s return date, which kicks off…
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Disclosure Day Review | Flickreel
When Steven Spielberg announced Disclosure Day, I feared that it might share too much in common with Close Encounters of the Third Kind. While the comparison is warranted, Disclosure Day channels Close Encounters in the best possible ways. Alien life…
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“Welcome To The Jungle” For A Comical, Chaotic, and Maddening Adventure Ride!
When a flop filming mission turns deadly, that’s when you are “Welcome to the Jungle”! Bollywood takes a bold yet risky move by coming out with a nonsensical comedy spiritual sequel to its “Welcome” franchise with a multifarious star cast.…
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The Nastiest Evil Dead Yet
Evil Dead Burn doesn't waste a second reminding audiences why this remains one of horror's most fearless franchises. From its shocking opening moments to its relentless finale, the latest Evil Dead film delivers creative gore, terrifying Deadites, and nerve-shredding suspense…
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Marc Maron Chases Oscar Immortality In A Sentimental Hollywood Satire
The totality of death can be so overwhelming that, when people face it directly, it becomes hard to grasp in its entirety. They often do not fixate on the obvious, overwhelming totality of someone’s human existence ceasing to be. Instead,…
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‘King of the Hill’ Season 15 Is Everything Fans of the Original Series Could Want
Last year's King of the Hill revival was excellent. Brilliantly bringing Hank (Mike Judge), Peggy (Kathy Najimy), and Bobby Hill (Pamela Adlon) into the 2020s. Judge and Greg Daniels' hit animated sitcom has had a knack for delving into real-world…
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‘Heartstopper Forever’ Is the Perfect Ending to the Beloved Netflix Series
One of Netflix's biggest shows of the decade is coming to a close, but not without a little bit of drama. Heartstopper originally followed the blossoming relationship between two high school students, Nick (Kit Connor) and Charlie (Joe Locke), and…
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Black Men in Uniform: The Untold Story
Documentarian Emunah La-Paz gives us a 60-minute (too brief) overview of the experiences of Black men who have served in the U.S. military in her documentary Black Men in Uniform: The Untold Story. The opening shows the devastating cultural effects…
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A Generic Hero’s Journey Across the Stars
The second film in James Gunn’s new DC Universe, Supergirl follows Kara Zor-El as she reluctantly teams up with an unlikely companion on an interstellar mission fueled by vengeance, justice, and personal loss. When a ruthless adversary strikes too close…
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